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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10
Rebeil,ons conxiets surren dor.

LANCASTER Pa, March 8 Watson
and Green, the conviots In the Lancas
ter County Prison who yesterday pro
cured the keepers revolver and defied
the authorities. surrendered this morn
ing During the night they attempted
to break through the wall, but were un.
successful. They have been placed In
solitary confinement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10
uisOrderty CGnduct.

Henry Parkinson and John Richard
eon, both colored, got FIJI! of beer yes
terday morning, and az a CONSEQUENCE
INDUCED in go-ae-you please knock
down, regard less OF Marquis o. Queens
bury rules, in a house situated 10 NIL
ler's Court, near Sixth and Walnui
streets. A crowd collected, and Office
Lopez arrested both men. They wei
arraiened at the city court this morn
irg, and fined s. and costs each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10
Notorious Character Arrested

CARLISLE, KY, March 10 --sherifl
McVey and deputies succeeded In cap
turing Jack Duncan, notorious char.
aoter, near this city to day, who IL
wanted TO answer for houae breaking
QUITTING and wounding with intent tc
kill, and carrying concealed deadly
weapons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10

department is, as
usual, full of nice
goods, suitable for
spring and summer
wear; as wellknOwn
among our patrons,
we sell only the
best and most relia-
BILE black goods i'm
ported.
Goods sold as wool
are wool, no mix
|ture of cotton. Wool
and silk goods are
wool and silk. In
fact we endeavor to
keep away from cot
ton mixed black
goods, believing
them to be dear to
the wearer at any
price. All wool or
silk and wool
is what we believe
in and deal in.
The stock ofFrench
lSatines this season
lis composed of the
best styles it is pos.
sible to find, and
the fine ones only
81 cents.
/ American, in beau
Itiful colorings and
styles, at ~ cents
i Stripe V live is.
Plain Velvets, etc.
in variety.
/ AS usual, our stool
of Hosiery is ex
..ceedingly attract
t i've, composing tn
o best of imported
goods at the loves
Y possible prices.
II We make a speci
J. atty Of a good %
e''cent stocking for la
|. dies, men and chill
O. dren. Will be t
.|your advantage t
!. lsee them.
II Our Hamburg
islLaces and Handkel
q chiefs come to l
e, from first hands, an
is we can save yo
le'' money in h es
IS goods as well as j
many other kinds.
isl We do a live Cas-
l. business, sell chea
ye' and always endeav'
?. to give full vall
for every penn
rs spent with us.
Id
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A veiy seri 10 d

This morning 4 yasl
William Wiley, Oogell|
dock at city court uAas d
charge. 1t Is ALLEGED u
the .7-year old diIsts 4
Martin, proprie'or d i
House at Front adj I'D
enter al outhou.e Esay|
and then INDUCED ID nd
. conduct with her. Ind
the mother finding os vi
! place she beat hin FaI.1|
, wards complsirl !
tO'Harra who arreS1H
| denied the charge, So
| drunk when he viz
| that upon the chAs
Ipenny he had gireiif
THAT when be went an
child followed bin ~ Y
and he told her thsiis-
he would tell her litsi
THAT Mrs. Martin ~
| club. As the parshaas
| not present ihi. nons.
held In 800 ball ia'Hf
MORO " morning ~
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No. IO2 East 9th street.

Ladies, Saturday night will be our gres.
break down. You won't get such chanos
soon again This stook ia ali 80 fresh and OF
go fine quality you can't help baying. .
pounds OF pruaeilas for rs con Ia are gro ,as
ba gain. The apricots and sugar IN 81 We
will offer you saturday am surs Will sa,s,
fy you. Dont let those Ane raisins anu 20 uo.
rants 20, DON'T lot this tea and bowl ~
you Will never In your life again 70. =
chance ike It. Don't let this coffee OF hou u
go. Don't let those large Goldfish go; tn9 ~
are none like them. Como ana sec
money than ever You dreamed of.
No, l02 East fifth
mloat. ~ til
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- 49,
A Trio OF DruI ks.

John Farrell, hard looking speci
men of humanity, WAS srrsiened at this
mornings session Of the city C urt and
fined 81 and costa for drunkt mn ess
John Armstrong and Edward Minicl
each plead guilty to similar charge,
and were fined 81 and costs each,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10
KENNARD&C0,
The stock of silks

Il IlC OUOCA VA OAAAC
and wool Dress
Goods for spring 81
now exhibited by us
far exceeds any we
have heretofore
placed before Will
mington buyers. 1t
is all new, and COM
Iposes only the most
desirable and best
|grades of goods
known in the Ameri-
lean market. We do
mot deal in trashy
goods of any kind
i'm order to quote
flow prices, but en-
ldeavor at all times
!, to give the best of
!; value for as little
i money as possible,
slso that all pockets
be accommodate
tied.
81 We are now offer.
: ing our entire lire
a of ColOred Gros
' 's Grain Silks at very
d, . low prices to reduce
z this stock-they are
ssillall new goods and
he the best of shades.
Silks at So cents
ire formerly sold at ST
'i is Silks at Sc cents
4 + formerly sold at 81.
ss 25. You will no
he he have such a chance
again.
r, r. We have a fame,
*. weave of silk il
II, blacks, quite a va
s sss riety of styles; pric.
''- Sl.5O per yarc
18th csc goods ar
a d., among the most pop
s : to uIar silks now solo
e: and found in bu
$ in few stores. OF thi
particular make W
ssss have the only larg
t { as assortment in tn
''' city. Ask to see TIL
49,, GRAND DUCHEs
s sas Black Silks.
' niel Faille Francois
another very popl
OBS lar silk We hay
!, :Ro" them at $50 to s.
-. Excellent value.
S 5 Ss,: Satin Rhadam'
, III in many shades ar
Is. s;.s. black, from IS cen
" " to $3.50. Very pop
wal @sii lar.
=. Surahs in large v
! 6; 6; riety at low price
80 all shades at 75cent
'' Y: Best of goods, 24.i'
srs at lower prices thu
%. usual for this qua
APP |ty-$l.2O.
ND rr. VIZ
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If You Expect

To buy anything In the way Of Footwear
either this week or In the near future,
don't decide until you have examined the
stock and prices at the Family Shoe
House. On March 4th we started 80
days sale Of Shoes in order to reduce our
too-large stock and make room for our
new goods, which will soon be here. We
have very generously "Cut Down Prices
to customers that will buy now. Don't
leave 1t long or you may be too late.
Ladies' pebble button, for 81.
Mems hook lace, for 81 Is.
Big boys lace shoe size to 3, 30 cents
to 81. Big boys hook lace, fize to o,
i$l.25.
Chnd's pebble and spring heel, 5 &c
101, rs cents.
| Babies button shoes, 25 cents.
Our our make misses pebble schoo
button, for q %, is still in great favor.
REMEMBER:-Your privilege to re
turn and have exchanged If you hav'
Eguessed the wrong size, or have none.
returned If you are not satisfied you hav
lsecured bargain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10
sportns'aI

Arthur Chauo;a y
stands ready TO aa9]
for 81 600 at l$ p0iSa \,
Jack MoAudit Of -
both OF them -
Dominiok NcCatr.1
lon had a set.tO al u
delphis, lat tTs a.c!,.
two minutes sfVAs
though almost conlss5|
BE galnely made ph1
the rally bit iH " y
They were to' " "
| called. ...I
Fallon was By 'ns,
|tbe end. Rgan ss ~
|Cafrey hsi a Hue !. \.
This apDoducsnsl' y"
hootinss bat " W.
lsnelsss. <
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ParsonaI.

Mr.. Charles II. Williams, OF Baltimore,
who formerly resided in this city, is
visiting friends and relatives in this city.
He is looking well.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10

CyHEKIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
- writ Of I.evari fasias. to me dir ectsd,
viii be expo, cd TO public sale. At the Jehsr
sou House, now occupied by A.H. Padburg
In tho city Of New Castle, rev Castle hund
red, in New CASTLE county. Delaware,
IN NORWAY
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10

A UOlION SALE OF DEFY GOODS
n al d trimmings at The :. w cor. 81
ana Lombard streets, On 1hursday, Mar,l
18th, 1887, at 2 O'Clock p. m; also a show
case MRS. ~. a. PYLE.
Hukitl & Lark, Auct's. MIo.es
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10
Two BODIES f0', "

WALLA " ALA,
|Gre yesterday I w n
| frame blocks ~ m,II
we're in a good ,dl IosaTs
|P pied. BY r ra1i Total n
| asa lsasi 5000 . o., v
persons , ps' t,Odlssb ~
Of John Bel, l.. . !. -
na x now OWL Tie DIT
origin. --L
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10

VIVIAN rEn-.A OIL OR WIDOW FOX
w general h.u evorF TO ~ 10 the
county. Ably at l0S L. All st. MO Ut
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10

YyTANlEO-A waltE PBOTss rANT
w gtri iJs eneTal Homework ct TO 40
Frapkl'n s,f'st. MO 3st
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10

yIYAETE SITUATIONS rY TWO
w SSsd sf Nir'f, as ca W CT cAsu 'er.
maids. Fpply at AIS eaId street. 1ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10

WY q ~ : 4 u q UhEURNISBEI
w rooms, communicating in q quie
house, near Sth and Market, with the use 0
cooling steve In oLe room; rent moderate
good reference. Il. q. q, sU5 Market. lit
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10

r OSr-UE Tb /. 9fH. : CHILD'S OAPE
IL lined wi red, trimmed with garnet
isce reward / returned to oJ3 Orange
street. 1t*
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10

M AETFD- Il gOD SOB MIDDLE.
w aged man to ROto t. c county. Ap.
ply at :C9 Alng ttTeeL. mlO2ts
-. L -.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10

LEg AHAED tUAlIUNS-2 YOUNG
w suen with come experience wan
81 uations IN sloTe By April 1st; come well
reonDInenuod. Address Z. NJ. N mp
LESS, Fairvi.Io IA. milo Str
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10

WAsn,TEfIDc5A 1 G4o9 s5od xt r1a4 ~
goo1 girl. kp.Iy at Ia Z harris n. N c-2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10

IN az SAIsEsA REET--A VERY DE.
L sirablo bes,Dess property. =. W. orr Ell
II Front and Market street sH EALU & 90
mo 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10

r UsT-ON TUESDAY EVENING, Z
IL black fur cope, in going from Elev
enth and Poplar 70 the Academy Of Muse
The Ender win be suitably rewarded on re
turning same to Toh Poplar 1T. Its
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-10

NOR SALE--h Bay HlBL, Z NEA&-
X Old, sound snr gentle; good Sis. Ap.
ply at 1euth md Spruce streets.
mIc-2ts D. KLUND.
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he'll
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3 and sd
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JOINS
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27

The Game OF Donkey.

Incredible as it may seem to SEN
sible people, an effort will be made
early in the season to introduce in
London society the latest American
amusemeut-donkey parties. This
ridiculous fooling, which has super
seeded soapbubble parties in the
United States, may be described in
a few words. A huge calico donkey
is cut out of calico, and, minus its
tail, is placed against the wall OF a
reception room. The tailless donkey
implies that each guest will be
blindfolded in turn, provided with a
calico tail and a number Of pins. and
then, having been twisted around
thrice in front of the mural donkey,
will be expected to join the tail on
its right place on the calico quad
ruped. The laugh, it appears, comes
in when the other guests, watching
the attempts of the blindfolded Wis
itor, go into psro1ysms of mirth at
his failures.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27

throws herself On q sofa painting and
laughing. She remains bat few
minutes. and during that time
is in almost constant action.
She never allows her face to be
passive. Her features are always ex-
pressive Of some emotion, if nothing
more than q smile Of gaiety, When
she has gone one has not recovered
sufficiently from the vivacious i'm
preston OF her entrance to realize
just how she gained her effect. To
show how she makes the evident old
woman disappear throughout the
play it would be necessary TO follow
her from scene to scene, from line to
line. for the secret seems TO lie in her
ceaseless activity. When she agreed
to accept 6artorys as her husband
and the happy man has been sum
moned, there is a moment when one
can watch without being bewildered
by her rapid changes of position and
expression. 1t isa time when she
must appear artless, coy, frank, be-
witohiDg and just little timid. Ex-
pectisg the entrance of Sartorys,
Bernhardt Glands at the left of the
stage so that herproGle is seen by the
audience. Her shoulders are thrown
back and her head slightly forward,
so that in looking person in the
face she has TO glance up under her
brows. One hand is laid oaressingly
on tho shoulder of her sister in the
play, The other holds a rose, the
stem Of which she places constantly
between her teeth. Her lips are
separated in a smile that
conveys the impression that
"Frou Frsu" does not know
whether she ought TO smile or look
solemn. Her body sways ever SO
slightly, and alternately with its sway
ing she gives nervous nibble at the
stem of the rose. When Sartorys at
last GENES in, she does not change her
attitude until the cue to take his
hand. when, with a quick, sparkling
glance al her sister, in which there is
more Of triumph than Of fun, she
withdraws her hand and extends it TO
her lover. throwing her shoulders
still further back at the same mo-
ment; and as he holds her hand for
an instant she locks up at him fear
lessly under her brows, still smiling
and still biting at the rose stem.
There is no hanging Of the head to
one side in Bernhardt's acting; it is
always forward or backward. And
/ cannot remember that in the en-.
tire play Of Fron- Frou she shrugged
her shoulders snce-a gesture much
affected. and often oleverly, by &C
tresses playing similar relies.
AMAR LANES
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THE WHITE LADY
Who Haunts the iMOhen zOllerns,
tee RsigniBg Family OF Prussia.

The Vicomte d'Arlincourt tells us
that he visited the Archduchess
Marie Louise, the widow of Napo-
leen, and from her lips heard that
the White Lady never fails to APP
pear in the Imperial Palace of
Vienna before the death of one of
the House of Austria. She told
him: MY grandmother was Queen
of the Sicilies, and after the death Of
my fathers first wife Elizabeth Will
helmina, daughter of Duke Fred
erick Eugene, of Wurtemberg, died
February IS, $780, he asked for the
hand of her daughter Marie The
resa, daughter Of Ferdinand |, of
Sicily. My grandmother, anxious
about her daughters welfare, con-
suited a pious nun, to whom it was
allowed at times to see through
the veil of the future. Her an
swer was as follows: Your daugh
ter will be happy, but after she
has passed her Both year God Wi
call her to Himself This was clear
enough. The new Empress asc ,nded
the throne (she was married in 1890
at the age OF 49, in the expectation OF
having short but happy lite. She
often spoke to her young children
about it, but never complained that
the term was short. Thirty-five
years! She had long time yet.
Alas time flies very fast. The
nearer the ominous term drew, the
more did the Empress endeavor to
Danish the thought of it from her
mind. She ceased to speak o. it. In
the year that preceded her death a
heavy sickness brought her into great
peril. BE at ease, said her Majesty
to those who surrounded her, my
hour has not yet come. If heaven
calls me it will be next year.
Her FIVE and thirtieth year arriv
ed. One day my sister, the late
empress of Brazil, exclaimed il
terror to her mother, Behind you
elbow chair, l see-I see"
"What, child? Speak,
1.-The White Lady
"'She has not come for you, m.
dear, answered the Empress, calmly
but for me. My hour has nov
come.
Next day she was dead (Augus
-, 1907. J"
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI---sUNDAY, MARCH ~. 1887.

over her was mesmeric in its abso.
luteness. Certain others ventured
that not only her head but her brain
as we'll was turned.
AS a result her father yesterday
obtained from Judge Patterson writ
of habeas corpus, directing William
NJ. Cate to produce her in the Su-
preme Court, Chambers, this morn
ing, Mr.: Folsom stating in his Pc
tition that she was unlawfully re-
strained of her liberty at 1913 West
Fifty eighth street.
Cate is an unusually handsome
man, about 38 years Of age. His
wife, whose home is in Salem, is said
to be devoted to him and entirely
ignorant OF his whole connection
with Miss Folsom. Vigorous search
and general inquiry for Cate failed
to reveal his whereabouts last even
ing. He was not at 1893 West Fifty
eighth street, so far as known, the
servant denying that he even lived
there. He is usually to be found
about the Barrett House, but neither
there nor at his office was he to be
seen, and whether or not the writ will
be served on him remains to be seen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
symptoms Of consumption.
PoRr oRAA, MoRRIs Co., n; J"


Ny business is that of sharpening
mine drills, and l am much exposed to
smoke and gas. About three years ago
l beagn to have a bad cough. with
considerable indigestion and pains IN
my chest. NV physician told me had
symp oms OF consumption. By the
advice Of my father, an old friend oil
Brsndreth's pills, l commenced using
that valuable remedy. By the time
had got through with the second box
l began to pass very dissgreeaole
humor or pus. 1 began to improve
very rapidly after this, aud grew
stronger and better every day. my
cough Is now well. l sleep we'll al
night and have no more indigestion;
WILLIAM ]. SHARPhkS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
LlRIAT BILL-THE ENGIN SERS
STORY.

Well, stranger, twas somewhere in sixty
nine,
were runuin' the Frisco fast express;
An from Murder Creek to Blasted Pine
Were nish onto eighteen mile, guess.
The road were a down grade all the way,
An we pull cd oQt of Murder a little late,
So opened the throttle wide that day,
An mile minute was bout our gait
Ny Rreman's name was Lariat Bill,
a quiet man with an easy way,
Who 'uld rope steer with cowboy ski,
Which he learned in Texas, I've heard
him say:
Tie coil vera strong as tenn pered steel,
An it went like a bolt from cross-bow
An alter Bin changed from saddle to wheel,
Just over his head in the cab IT hung.
swell, as l were sayin', we fairly flew
As we struck the curve at Buffalo Spring,
An J. g We her full steam an put her through,
An the engine rocked like living thing;
When all of a sudden got scare, ,,,
For there on the track were a little child /!
An right in the path Of the engine there
She held out her little hand and smiled!
"I jorked the lever and whistled for brakes,
The wheels threw sparks like shower OF
gold;
But knew the trouble down grade makes,
An set my te 9Th and my flesh grew cold,
Then Lqriat Bill yanked his long la'soo,
An out Of the engine c'ept-
Ho balanced n moment be!O;e he threw
Then out in the air his lariat swept
He paused. There were tears in his honest
eyes;
The stranger lister ed with bated breath.
lie snatched the child from the jaws of
death
Twas the deed Of hero, from heroes bred,
Whose praises the very angels sing
The engineer shook his grizzled head,
And growled; "Hs didn't do no such
thing.
"Ho aimed at tho stump Of big pine tree,
An in less than second the train aud we
We're yanked off tho track an inter the
ditch
'Twere an awful smash, an it laid me out,
amt forgot it, and never shall;
Wore the messea gers hurtP Lemmo see
about
Yes, it killed about forty-but saved the
gall"
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PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPEkSARY,
no, n jefferson Street,


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mi6e Sn3ufrie.

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barauf bingepieien, mel6e 8ortbeile
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taufen fple, fonbern nur baB Sieieni'
gen unierer beimifaen probntte, tpel9e
nit ben rt6rbIiden i'm preiie uno in
Der Site coneurriren tOnnen, ben lebtes
rem porgesogen ueroen foHten.
Die obengenannte Girma @iintber
unb Sobn, zines unFerer dlteften unb
angeiebenften @eiddfte in Seras, bat
bon ieber ben Ruf sebabt, nur tuirfli6
arsgesei6neie urb unperfdli9te Waare
3u biuigen unb populdren Preifert 3u
liefern. Serr @iintber sen. fam 1859
mad San Nntonio unb legte am Gan
Nntonio SIuHe cine Gorns unb Deisens
miible on; einige Sabre fpdter erbaute
er cine speite Mtiible an Der ieBigen
Wafbington StraBe. BON biefer leBt.s
rem 3eit an, urb fpdter unter Wsitbiilfe
feiner' beiben tii1tigen unb Heibigen
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